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The only thing that gives me hope is Henry's solid track record. When he makes deals, they are usually really good ones that the majority of people agree helps the team.
Dealing DeRosa for these 3 prospects and replacing him with Aaron Miles is NOT a deal that helps the team.
However, it COULD, potentially, turn into a deal that helps the team if we either get Peavy or make another move for a big-time impact player (and I'm not talking about signing Bradley, that is a given).
I have a hard time seeing a deal pulled off that gets us Peavy, especailly since none of the prospects we recieved are top of the line prospects. But I am going to hold out hope that Henry has SOMETHING up his sleeve. He HAS to, he couldn't have traded away one of our most valuable players from last year for nothing; otherwise, it might be the worst move hes made in a very long time.
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I just can't justify the money we're paying miles and replacing Derosa with him..... let's hope that everyone's hope is correct and this is a precursor to getting Peavy.
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Miles salary is around 1.5% of the total payroll.
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Yeah? What percentage of total payroll is Marquis' salary? About 6%? And yet, Hendry has to dump Marquis' salary in order to make the Bradley signing (or the Peavy trade, or whatever). It's clear that every dollar (or every million dollars) counts right now. And regardless of what percentage of the payroll Miles is eating up, he's making about $2M too much.
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You guys are judging an offseason like it's over when it still has 2 months left. Wait a little bit. We're not just adding Milton Bradley.
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Yeah? What percentage of total payroll is Marquis' salary? About 6%? And yet, Hendry has to dump Marquis' salary in order to make the Bradley signing (or the Peavy trade, or whatever). It's clear that every dollar (or every million dollars) counts right now. And regardless of what percentage of the payroll Miles is eating up, he's making about $2M too much.
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Miles' line last year:
.317/.355/.398
He's no world beater, but I fail to see how he's not worth $2 or $3 M a year.
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Yeah? What percentage of total payroll is Marquis' salary? About 6%? And yet, Hendry has to dump Marquis' salary in order to make the Bradley signing (or the Peavy trade, or whatever). It's clear that every dollar (or every million dollars) counts right now. And regardless of what percentage of the payroll Miles is eating up, he's making about $2M too much.
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Miles' line last year:
.317/.355/.398
He's no world beater, but I fail to see how he's not worth $2 or $3 M a year.
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That was his best year, by far -- at age 31. I don't see him repeating that.
Have you seen his career numbers?
.289/.329/.364
He's worth about league minimum. Maybe a little more.
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Yeah? What percentage of total payroll is Marquis' salary? About 6%? And yet, Hendry has to dump Marquis' salary in order to make the Bradley signing (or the Peavy trade, or whatever). It's clear that every dollar (or every million dollars) counts right now. And regardless of what percentage of the payroll Miles is eating up, he's making about $2M too much.
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Miles' line last year:
.317/.355/.398
He's no world beater, but I fail to see how he's not worth $2 or $3 M a year.
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That was his best year, by far -- at age 31. I don't see him repeating that.
Have you seen his career numbers?
.289/.329/.364
He's worth about league minimum. Maybe a little more.
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Didn't we used to say a lot of the same things about DeRosa?
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Yeah? What percentage of total payroll is Marquis' salary? About 6%? And yet, Hendry has to dump Marquis' salary in order to make the Bradley signing (or the Peavy trade, or whatever). It's clear that every dollar (or every million dollars) counts right now. And regardless of what percentage of the payroll Miles is eating up, he's making about $2M too much.
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Miles' line last year:
.317/.355/.398
He's no world beater, but I fail to see how he's not worth $2 or $3 M a year.
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That was his best year, by far -- at age 31. I don't see him repeating that.
Have you seen his career numbers?
.289/.329/.364
He's worth about league minimum. Maybe a little more.
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Didn't we used to say a lot of the same things about DeRosa?
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Yeah? What percentage of total payroll is Marquis' salary? About 6%? And yet, Hendry has to dump Marquis' salary in order to make the Bradley signing (or the Peavy trade, or whatever). It's clear that every dollar (or every million dollars) counts right now. And regardless of what percentage of the payroll Miles is eating up, he's making about $2M too much.
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Miles' line last year:
.317/.355/.398
He's no world beater, but I fail to see how he's not worth $2 or $3 M a year.
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Yep, he's worth the money and like Fella brought up to me last night, Miles seems like the kind of guy that would be a good postseason player. By adding Miles and Gathright we've gotten some more speed and a better ability to play some small ball, something that would've been nice the last 2 postseasons.
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Yeah? What percentage of total payroll is Marquis' salary? About 6%? And yet, Hendry has to dump Marquis' salary in order to make the Bradley signing (or the Peavy trade, or whatever). It's clear that every dollar (or every million dollars) counts right now. And regardless of what percentage of the payroll Miles is eating up, he's making about $2M too much.
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Miles' line last year:
.317/.355/.398
He's no world beater, but I fail to see how he's not worth $2 or $3 M a year.
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That was his best year, by far -- at age 31. I don't see him repeating that.
Have you seen his career numbers?
.289/.329/.364
He's worth about league minimum. Maybe a little more.
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Do you realize that DeRosa's line and Miles' line during their season prior to joining the Cubs are almost identical (DeRosa's SLG was higher)? They were also the exact same age at the time the signing occurred. Both also have the ability to play 3-4 positions. Now, I'm not saying that I expect Miles to get better, or that he'll be the team MVP. However, I can't fathom him not being worth what we're gonna be paying him or more.
If getting Bradley meant we had to swap out DeRosa for Miles, I can't see anything wrong with the transactions made to make it happen.
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Yeah? What percentage of total payroll is Marquis' salary? About 6%? And yet, Hendry has to dump Marquis' salary in order to make the Bradley signing (or the Peavy trade, or whatever). It's clear that every dollar (or every million dollars) counts right now. And regardless of what percentage of the payroll Miles is eating up, he's making about $2M too much.
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Miles' line last year:
.317/.355/.398
He's no world beater, but I fail to see how he's not worth $2 or $3 M a year.
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That was his best year, by far -- at age 31. I don't see him repeating that.
Have you seen his career numbers?
.289/.329/.364
He's worth about league minimum. Maybe a little more.
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Didn't we used to say a lot of the same things about DeRosa?
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Does Aaron Miles look like he could ever hit close to 20 homers? Look at his frame. He couldn't hit 20 homers off a tee from second base.
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Yeah? What percentage of total payroll is Marquis' salary? About 6%? And yet, Hendry has to dump Marquis' salary in order to make the Bradley signing (or the Peavy trade, or whatever). It's clear that every dollar (or every million dollars) counts right now. And regardless of what percentage of the payroll Miles is eating up, he's making about $2M too much.
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Miles' line last year:
.317/.355/.398
He's no world beater, but I fail to see how he's not worth $2 or $3 M a year.
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That was his best year, by far -- at age 31. I don't see him repeating that.
Have you seen his career numbers?
.289/.329/.364
He's worth about league minimum. Maybe a little more.
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Didn't we used to say a lot of the same things about DeRosa?
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Does Aaron Miles look like he could ever hit close to 20 homers? Look at his frame. He couldn't hit 20 homers off a tee from second base.
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I bet the combination of Fontenot and Miles will be approach 20 HRs.
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Yeah? What percentage of total payroll is Marquis' salary? About 6%? And yet, Hendry has to dump Marquis' salary in order to make the Bradley signing (or the Peavy trade, or whatever). It's clear that every dollar (or every million dollars) counts right now. And regardless of what percentage of the payroll Miles is eating up, he's making about $2M too much.
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Miles' line last year:
.317/.355/.398
He's no world beater, but I fail to see how he's not worth $2 or $3 M a year.
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That was his best year, by far -- at age 31. I don't see him repeating that.
Have you seen his career numbers?
.289/.329/.364
He's worth about league minimum. Maybe a little more.
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Didn't we used to say a lot of the same things about DeRosa?
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Does Aaron Miles look like he could ever hit close to 20 homers? Look at his frame. He couldn't hit 20 homers off a tee from second base.
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Who's saying Miles is gonna be DeRosa? I'm simply saying the comments are ironic.
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Yeah? What percentage of total payroll is Marquis' salary? About 6%? And yet, Hendry has to dump Marquis' salary in order to make the Bradley signing (or the Peavy trade, or whatever). It's clear that every dollar (or every million dollars) counts right now. And regardless of what percentage of the payroll Miles is eating up, he's making about $2M too much.
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Miles' line last year:
.317/.355/.398
He's no world beater, but I fail to see how he's not worth $2 or $3 M a year.
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That was his best year, by far -- at age 31. I don't see him repeating that.
Have you seen his career numbers?
.289/.329/.364
He's worth about league minimum. Maybe a little more.
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Didn't we used to say a lot of the same things about DeRosa?
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Does Aaron Miles look like he could ever hit close to 20 homers? Look at his frame. He couldn't hit 20 homers off a tee from second base.
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I bet the combination of Fontenot and Miles will be approach 20 HRs.
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I bet the combination of Fontenot and me will approach 20 HRs. Miles might hit 2 or 3 homers, so you're obviously counting on Fontenot to provide the lion's share.
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